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FAT16 is out of the question, so I'll go for what irfoton wrote instead. Thanks all for the help!
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I am now trying to find an alternative to FAT32. Something that could be used in Windows and OSX with a minimum fuss. Any sugestions?
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Ok... I think I got it... FAT32 is limited to 32GB. My drive is 80GB. I formated it with Windows XP. So, probably, it isn't "standard" FAT32. That's why OSX thinks it's NTFS. Only solution is to back up all data and format it... Oh welll... …
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Ok... Maybe I didn't explain too well. I'm certain that the drive is formated as FAT32. And I can mount it by the command line (mount -t msdos /dev/disk1s1 /Volumes/test). The problem is that OSX doesn't automount it. Instead it asks me if I …
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Console.app doesn't give me anything. disktool -l: ***Disk Appeared ('disk1s1',Mountpoint = '', fsType = '', volName = '') ***Disk Appeared ('disk1',Mountpoint = '', fsType = '', volName = '') ***Disk Appeared ('disk0',Mountpoint = '', fsTyp…
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Ok... Some news... First of all I had the disk as dynamic in Windows. I had to convert it to basic again (by writing in one sector... scary stuff). But still OSX refuses to automount it. If I do it manualy it works (mount -t msdos /dev/disk1…